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Inter City Railway Society UK Rail Series No.1 UK Pocket Book 2020 (15th edition) Researched & Compiled by: Trevor Roots Printed by: Henry Ling Ltd, The Dorset Press, Dorchester DT1 1HD Cover Photographs: Front: GBRf 66747, Eastleigh Works, 4th July 2019 (Carl Watson) Rear: (clockwise from top left) nd Bombardier 08682, Derby Litchurch Lane, 2 September 2019 (Spencer Conquest) th MPV DR 98008, Eastleigh, 16 December 2019 (Colin Pidgeon) th 4-6-2 35018, Swindon, 9 July 2019 (Chris Addoo) th Northern 195115, Grange-over-Sands, 30 July 2019 (Martin Evans) th GA 745010, Ipswich, 19 January 2020 (Keith Partlow) th BFT trams 631, 718 & 227, Blackpool, 28 December 2019 (Harold Hull) st GBRF 90044, Crewe, 21 January 2020 (Eddie Rathmill) th LU L132 + TRC 999666 + L133, Ealing Broadway, 30 April 2019 (Alan Jones) th TfW 67025, Eastleigh Depot, 19 November 2019 (Derek Everson) (bottom right) Cl.101 DMU 50266 Loughborough Central, GCR, 16th November 2019 (Trevor Roots) 1 CONTENTS Introduction .................................................................................................................................3 Locomotives Shunting ..........................................................................................................5 Mainline Diesel ..............................................................................................15 Mainline Electric DC ...................................................................................43 AC ..................................................................................44 Miscellaneous (Non Steam) ..........................................................................49 Eurotunnel .....................................................................................................50 Exported ........................................................................................................52 Preserved Steam: First Generation ..............................................................54 Ex GWR / LMS / LNER / SR, Constituents & BR ..........55 Industrial: WD Austerity 0-6-0ST...............................66 Fireless .....................................................69 Crane Tanks .............................................69 Others .......................................................70 Multiple Units / Railcars Diesel / Electric / Battery / Hydrogen / Tri-Mode / Bi-Mode .........................80 Eurostar ...................................................................................................... 165 Preserved Units: Steam Railmotor .......................................................... 167 DMUs ........................................................................... 167 DEMUs ........................................................................ 173 EMUs ........................................................................... 174 Gas Turbine ................................................................. 179 Loco Hauled Coaching Stock Pre-Nationalisation / Rakes dedicated to specific trains ........................... 180 All Other Mainline & Preserved BR Mk1-5 / GUV / CCT / MCV / HBY ..... 183 Departmental .............................................................................................. 249 Internal Users ............................................................................................. 251 Alphabetical List of Names ........................................................................ 252 Tram, Light Rail & Metro Systems ...................................................................................... 255 Underground Systems .......................................................................................................... 262 London Underground: Locomotives ....................................................... 275 Departmental / Engineering Stock ..................... 276 Other Stock......................................................... 277 Preserved Stock ................................................. 277 Track Maintenance Vehicles Self Propelled Vehicles ..................................................... 280 Hauled Vehicles ................................................................ 287 Preserved Vehicles ........................................................... 291 Appendices Preserved Units - Dept No Cross Ref Table ............................................. 299 Coaching Stock Cross Ref Table: 99xxx - Original No ............................. 300 Codes Loco Pool ................................................................................... 300 Depot / Location ......................................................................... 302 General Abbreviations ................................................................................ 310 2 INTRODUCTION This comprehensive book is the handy companion to our more detailed UK Combine Vols.1 & 2 and similarly lists all numbers with the exception of Wagons and most Hauled Track Machines in Vol.2. Stock listed as per the Contents Page is either operational or stored on the various Network Rail, Preserved and Private railway lines / sites in the UK. Former UK stock exported or preserved abroad is also listed. The full list of std gauge industrial steam locos is included for the first time in this edition. Northern Irish stock which used to be provided in a separate book is not currently included but may well be in the future. Unless shown otherwise entries are laid out as follows: ^ denotes fictitious number Locomotives / LU Locos (except Cl.01/5 - see section for explanation) No. / [Works No.] - [Previous Nos] - Pool - Depot / Location - Name Units Set No. - Depot / Location – Carriage Nos - Name Coaching Stock No. - [Previous Nos] - Type - Status - Depot / Location - Name In the Location column: brackets eg (TO) denote a storage location for mainline stock In the Pool column: Wdn = Withdrawn, Pres = Preserved, Priv = Private Owner / Industrial use. Major Stock Changes since the 14h Edition: New franchises started, Avanti West GWR hybrid Cl.158/9s reverting to 2 car Coast (AWC) and East Midland Railways Cl.158/0s (EMR) Northern started operating Cl.195/331s LNER HSTs withdrawn from service and The first WMT 4 car Cl.196 is on test at stored with 9 sets to move to EMR Velim All ScotRail HST Cl.43s in Inter7City All Cl.313/0s scrapped with just one livery Cl.313/1 remaining GWR HST Cl.43s receiving new Castle All ScotRail Cl.314s have been with- nameplates drawn FL has acquired all Cl.59/2s The first Cl.315/319s have been sent for 60006 is the first Cl.60 to be scrapped scrap Three of the four DCR Cl.60s are now in The first of the NO Cl.321/9s have been operation stored TPE Cl.68+Mk5a coach sets and All Cl.345s delivered with several re- Cl.802/2s are now in service duced to 7 cars and in service through to The 3 Cl.86/87 AC electrics used by CS Reading with LO stood down The Cl.365 fleet is now owned by the DfT The first LNER Cl.91s withdrawn with All ScotRail Cl.385s are in service several destined for export The first TPE Cl.397s in service The first Cl.142 Pacers scrapped, all to SWR Cl.450/5 sub class is no more with be withdrawn during 2020 though several all re-numbered back to Cl.450/0s saved for preservation 3 GA Cl. 745/755s in service with the first Four of the five XC HST sets have now Cl.720/5 on test been fitted with power doors The first Merseyrail Cl.777s on test New units ordered added: All GWR Cl.800 IETs are in service Cl.197/398/484/803/804 Hull Trains Cl.802/3s in service The first LNER Mk4 coaches sent for Layout Changes: scrap with some being prepared for new Names moved back alongside numbers TfW and GC services and more former identities shown The first GA Mk3s stored on the MNR All Mainline and Preserved coaches in 'Pretendolino' Mk3 coaches released to one numerical list other buyers All CS Mk5s in service with Mk2/3s withdrawn. Many taken on by other companies, notably to be used in test trains (MK2e BUOs, or preserved We have tried to make this book as comprehensive and as user friendly as possible, especially to help newcomers to our hobby, so we hope you enjoy this publication prepared by Inter City Railway Society. Please note that we are volunteers and keeping track of changes then compiling the final book is a non-stop task done throughout the year. Hopefully any errors or typos have been removed during proof reading but some always slip through, so if you have any comments or know of further additions or amendments, please contact us. If we don't there is an error we can't fix it. email: [email protected] or post to: Trevor Roots, Mill of Botary, Cairnie, Huntly, Aberdeenshire AB54 4UD Trevor Roots updated to 1st February 2020 Contributors: ICRS would like to thank the following individuals for their contributions in bringing you the most up to date and accurate information possible: Peter Britcliffe, John Campbell, Malcolm Castell, Ian Furness, Brian Hardy, James Holloway, Colin James, Colin Pottle, Eddie Rathmill, Trevor Roots, Barry Stephens, Dennis Troughton, Peter Ventham, Carl Watson, Tony Whitehead, Chris Woolf 4 DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES Shunters LMS / Drewry 0-4-0 DM 7050 [240,846,70224,7400] Pres NRM LMS / Hunslet 0-6-0 DM 7051 [70027,7401,1697] Pres MID LMS / EE 0-6-0 DE 7069 Pres VBR HC 0-6-0 DM D2511 Pres KWV NBL 0-4-0 DH D2767 Pres BKR D2774 Pres STP EE Prototype 0-6-0 DE D0226 [D226] Pres KWV VULCAN NBL Prototype 0-4-0 DH [27414] Pres TSR TOM [27415] [2059] Pres BKR TIGER NBL Prototype 0-4-0
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